How to replace Farmall B Clutch

[@billroberts3864]

Andrew, you are an inspiration because of the way you analyze a problem and then go ahead in a calm manner and make the repairs. Yes, a video showing a generator rebuild and installation of new wiring would be nice to watch.

[@stevecollier3183]

Have to say you are one bright young man, found your channel a few weeks ago and it’s great watching you repair all the different equipment. But the tractors by far are my favorite. Please keep the videos coming.

[@johnwythe1409]

Great job! Nice to see some one of the younger generation taking intertest in these old tractors. Well done.

[@edstallard4931]

Thanks Andrew. I just bought a 1947 Farmall B, so I'm just beginning the process to restore it. Luckily, the engine is free, and the transmission appears to be okay. But I won't know about the clutch until I get it running. I'd definitely like see one of these re-wired with the generator.

[@trtj200]

Does my heart good to see a B taken care of my grandfather gave me one in 1959. Did you know it's called a Culti-Vision, because you sit right over the row you are cultivating in the time before herbicides mechanical cultivation was all we had.

[@LiterallyJesusChrist]

I love the gas tank strapped to the tractor wheel, I've never seen that one before. Great video. Not sure I would have ground a slot in that shaft though, should have been possible to insert it without.

[@neil6212]

I love it! Here I am, reflecting on some of the stuff my buddies and I did in the early sixties, (not mentioning the numerous failures!) And here's Andrew and Dad restoring vintage tractors from that era and earlier! I can now live the aged iron experience vicariously! One hint on gas tanks (yes, the nuts and bolts burnishing does work. However, I would suggest using something other than gasoline, like perhaps the Citric Acid and water mix. Leaks can generally be repaired with a LARGE soldering iron of about 400 to 600 watts. When not using a flame of any kind, the chance of an explosion are nearly eliminating. And, general purpose silicone is not resistant to petroleum products. And by the way, reflecting back, I saw you brushing on Permatex #3. It is what the old timers called "gasket shellac". Right stuff for many jobs!

[@rosoffe1]

Great job Andrew, we"d love to see more of your restoration of this antique tractor, it would be nice to see it in new livery leading a 4th of July parade. Keep up the great work.

[@davidwhite4474]

The one I grew up with had a second seat and step . We used it to get piglets in from the field .

[@joehartman517]

Well done young man. You're building a great skill set.

[@captnsquid8151]

Be nice to see some lights on her couple of gauges, .and a dusting of red paint, Oh a few Farmall decals.. Nice job.. Thks for your video

[@lukestockelmusic]

I have a Farmall B and would love to see another video!

[@Frankiedoodle1941]

Well This Is The Second Video Of Yours That I Have Watched And Belive Me I am Impressed With Your Knowlage Young Man ,Your One Hell Of A Clever Dude, Keep Up The Excellent Work Many Thanx From Wales Uk

[@Resto-Rat]

Nice work young man. I have a channel where I post videos on car restoration. Resto-Rat. Now getting Into some tractors. Starting a B. Need to fix rear axle leaks. And was thinking of splitting tractor to paint and check clutch. Very helpful. Seems you need to but two all direction castors on your c-channel. I am 62 and started restorations when I was 13. So keep up the good work.

[@mightymo7852]

Lol think ya jinxed me, clicked on this yesterday and clutch went out in mine

[@riaanpienaar]

That welder is a very handy feature!

[@PoptartFps]

Just found your channel again. Not sure why name change but great to see ya still going about.

[@carlmarinaccio503]

I could see that tractor in upstate NY working a hay field? Nice job!

[@thesmallenginekid]

lets build another barn!

[@ctjohndeere]

I pulled the bell housing bolts to the engine block and replaced them twelve-inch bolts and split it apart fashioned a support under the oil pan.

[@keithkilps8250]

Your dad needs to build u a pole barn. lol Nice job Andy and dad. Yes more rebuild videos

[@LarrySwindall-un1cx]

Enjoyed your rebuild. I like watching your work. I’ve got an A that has a bad freeze plug. I think I’ll have to split the tractor in order to put in a new one. Haven’t done this before so need any help or suggestions you might offer. Thanks for your interest in old tractors.

[@UncleDonDon]

A fine job, young man.

[@leonardoroland3130]

Muy buen trabajo y muy detallado y profesional, te felicito por la pasión que le pones a tu trabajo , es excelente el resultado, mis respetos desde Montevideo, Uruguay 🇺🇾

[@bradhugo8973]

Nice job!! Fathers Day is coming up, get that man some new gloves!! 😂😂

[@derekwilkinson7939]

Always interesting whatever you do.

[@bazzza5621]

When ur joining the 2 sections together if the shaft doesn’t quite line up with the flywheel, try getting a pry bar or something and spin fly wheel where starter motor is or in your case where every there’s a cover or an opening while pushing the 2 together that’s what we do on both old mf 135 or the newer tractors

[@zram4x4]

Great work, cool tractor.

[@WaynesAdventure]

Great job 👍

[@LarrySwindall-un1cx]

Would like to see the Electricial system rebuild

[@Steventhedieseltechapprentice]

Nice channel, cool videos - you just earned yourself a new subscriber!

[@bradyj31]

Awesome! Love the videos

[@leiv2]

again awesome videos. lets see you rewire a ford 5000!

[@benniehazelwood9276]

Yes need the generator to keep the battery charging. For the lights. Please do

[@johnspinalli5742]

Does that impact have woods orange paint on it ? Just saying my Milwaukee set stolen at a hotel in Indianapolis. I'm over the 4 grand of tools I lost

[@thesmallenginekid]

It is awful that people do things like that. I bought all my Milwaukee new so I don't think it is your stolen one.

[@thecollectoronthecorner7061]

Just Subscribed. We have a B in our collection.

[@nicksayajirao1730]

The FW is flywheel not ForWard but makes no odds.

[@garywright4613]

good job

[@litago3373]

Awesome

[@mentalbreak4653]

Use muriatic acid to clean the tanks, it will remove the rust and etch the metal, then use a gas tank sealer

[@thesmallenginekid]

You have to be careful with tank sealer, a lot of times it will peel off and end of making the tank worse after a few years.

[@stantoups8119]

YES SIR , A GENERATOR REBUILD WOULD BE GREAT . THANK YOU SIR AND GO WITH GOD ONE DAY AT A TIME IN JESUS NAME AMEN .

[@russschubert6709]

Rebuild the electrical part

[@garywright4613]

Just put alternator on it

[@tonygresham2634]

Use vinegar

[@melanievachon1303]

Frist

[@carolyndean4591]

Great job!